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And pee shots. v lice sought to know it they ihad been left by McGurns ; 7 Years Later slayersif, indeed, they were H l~icGurns death came ex=intended as a ghastly mock- actiy seven years alter the ery of the victim. , St. Valentine&#39;s. Day massacre, The others were addressed in whichhe was one of thmto Doc Pecaro, Nick BeJohn, -vchief suspects. &#39; Skippy, and Jim Dyne. Police sought to learn who those men were. - , From William Aloslo, who Hrpfition l owned Parlor, the Avenue abowlingRec- 4 _ ._ r. ;;_ an-__ 7- .1.-. *v&#39;fj,:.,.;;_:._" :7" &#39;;_:...:f"_&#39; _--=&#39;;&#39;;--.- &#39;..:-4..-- __ ".;--~1_&#39;~; ~11. " v ----- &#39; " +- --f r "Pi -""&#39; &#39;"*"&#39;___" -.&#39;4__*&#39;_ V T_ J _ 7 "- _- _ .-- 1 ~ ,i:_.-.:, :=r &#39;;.1Ti--_-&#39;i--~-&#39;I--"q&#39;~&#39;1&#39;"--- it -A-_._92;___.. ,&#39;1 "&#39;* T-_. __&#39;,_ ___ ___ -_-_- _____ _ n. &#39;: "._&#39;*-.;"&#39;_&#39;.:*".. A .-&#39; -- _-. -&#39;15?-,1;---H . + :1" -r!&#39;~ &#39; " . 1.... , , - - --- --- ¢,_ -.- ~.-_.- . _ . _-...___ .e . .-e... _._. ..z__ __ __.. ... _ .._...._a- 1 .__-__. ..._i- ~--- - I -.---.. ,"_ . T ii -,..~-....-.......-.-.. - " &#39; +=- -- _i__¢ - iwz? Gang Guns Roar P-s Again-1 1 I W PANIC AT CLUB . »-1&#39;» AFTE KILLJING had disappeared after the shoo -_ Crowd Rushes Outi,_hAlosio . U- was sitting on a chal"l Into Zero Cold as ; near the cigar counter-with one shoe off. He had been injured - Bullets Fly 5.in an auto accident, and his toot was still bandaged. Suddenly three men walked in. They shouted: VICTIM TRAILED . "Stand where you are. This is I. stlckup." BY GUNMEN Without waiting. they began to shoot. At the first shot, Alosio 12:50 and asked for an alley. It! plunged beneath a pool table. But was the first time, Alosio said, that l the three men, police learned. McGurn had" ever been there. | had stayed near the door, tiring , The parlor is a long rectangularflfusilade of shots into the walls ind ceiling. room, northwith side.four and thealleys benches along th foiil the players at the west wall. Or; hot From Behind the south side are several poo . tables. A cigar counter is along They did not walk far into the the south wall, about forty feet. room. But McGurn who. astounded from the west wail. and west of} at the shots, had whirled to face it is the entrance door. them, was shot from behind. i Two bullets had shattered the 20 See Slaying back of his head. McGurn fell i on his back in front of the bench. There were about twenty per-1 at the head of the alley, blood sons in the parlor. and Alosio told streaming from his wounds. l McGurn he and his friends could Three shells from .45 caliber; have the north alley, No. 1, as automatic pistols were found on soon as those playing on it had the floor near the door, apparent- finished. ly fired by the stickup men." No l McGurn and his companion?mells were found near McGurns took off their coats, and sa - dy. and police believe the two! x 1 down to wait. One of his compan i&#39;iriends" who slew him used re- ions wrote the three names on sheet at the alley-a sheet whic lrolvers.At the county morgue a coro-&#39; .../;.-=. -.w. _,,.s__ . 7&#39; /.- &#39;. I F3 I} 1 -:&#39; H. 92 . ___ #_:4_.n_ _ - w- 1*-_--_-- _._ __- _ H _ ______ __ __ - --- --- -&#39;---- *_4&#39;-1" " ___L -:: _______,___?;&#39;_ "_~-1;: :; _:&#39; 7,," _ ._k4__.* 1 _ __ _...._ ___.._____._______.__i_.. _r.kAA_ !-___,- ._i- no _ __ 77; *;__ I ? 5 0 % M»I I 1&#39; * 92 R -THE END OF A GANGSTER. Jack McGurn&#39;: Body an police found if. &#39; lmernnuonal News photo by Herald and li}zarn|ner ;&#39;._-.,, :,._ ._ r" &#39;.i .3 N. /I 1 I J1.- L W: &#39;é"_&#39;_*_.;..-t&#39;-&#39;----"- -In-&#39;1-it"-_.-#&#39;*&#39;-&#39;- "-&#39;-I -""&#39;-&#39;*-*-~I"§l-&#39;-3? ~, ._.__ .---.--.. F _;__._ 7 -""&#39;t5:&#39;....=.= &#39;-: 1. --¥- - -- ~~ ::".s__.J;&#39;. .""7:_:t:&#39; ;_-...:__ _ ;l.eIsi-e-&#39;92&#39;"&#39;=-- ._ _7--- __ ____ ,_ !;7. .=-"&#39;1;-:..&#39; - - - --**--_ 22&#39;_. _ .. - _ _ M ii:-if. .92_..s-:~ _____ : _ __ Q ~ 7 _ .. _ _ - . -&#39; .. as - - -- -. i irestauraht at 807 Milwaukee _[ patrons who were in the place at m diately after the shooting. I- l the timeand for four "pln boys" They were Sam Alosio. 21, of _. ..l§ 1141 W. Huron st., brother of who were wstchin: Mcurn just William, and Charles Alazowka. before the shooting and.presum- 22. of 666 N. Curtis st., both said gave himtime to get settledbe labiy, sew exactly what happened. to have minor police records. and John Battailla, 23. of 1154 W. fore they entered. &#39; B0 terrified were they that they Ohio st. None oi the three bore lied with the oth-ers-not eve a gun. .-lor92 They to domay their part enteredhave with extreme pal1 the wiltlni for their _ The police declared their eon- itrepidstion. Theycouldn&#39;t sure be Aloslo and Mascareila pro! fidence that the murder had 92»,thst Mcum wouldn&#39;t draw8- to be unable to give the names been carefully planned, and that gun and open tire before the of the boysor the names of any at least five men--the two Essassinsact. could . other patrons in the place. "friends" and the three "bandits" _» Butas McGumwhirled abci-If Alosio, questioned at the West were included amen: the plot- at their tire. the "friends" P°~": ll Chicago station by Deputy Coro- bullets into his head. Those shot-S lner Victor Schlaeger and Capt. were tired st point-blank ransB- Martin Mullen. at rst answered {Z811- rhey couldn&#39;tmiss-apd M*_:G92i"1- routine questions reluctantly, then no was No.5 on Chicasos fl92"SC&#39; took refuge in sullen silence, only Jat of public enemies.died as t&#39; breaking it to shout repeatedly U nrcwelPlot - i t.
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